Gurevich Transition System

The Gurevich Transition System is a formal way to model how computer programs change over time. It describes states (conditions or configurations) and rules (transitions) that move the system from one state to another, representing the program's steps during execution. Think of it as a detailed map showing all possible points a program can be in and how it moves between them as it runs. This approach helps in understanding, analyzing, and verifying program behavior by providing a clear, mathematical framework for program dynamics.